The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-09-01
Manitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, AUGUST rs.

WOODEN shoes only Csc. at E. Krumm.
heuer's.
| WALLPAPER at Piening & Fechter'f
Bookstore.
THE Times editor proposes to put in q
new job press.
| SCHOOL and text books at Piening &
| Fechter's Bookstore.
| STICKY FLY-PAPER and other, the best,
| at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
A MILD type OF measles prevails In
| some parts of the county.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF all kinds at Pien-
ing & Fechter's Bookstore.
LADIES long pocket books, the latest
| out, at Piening & FecEter's.
THE Hooking coal company now de-
livers coal to any part of the city.
FAIL blowing now occupies the atten-
ton OF the farmers of this section.
A LIrrLE child OF Theodore Teitgen,
aged eight months died last Friday.
WE are offering case OF curtain scrim
| at 10c. yard. ScHUETTE Bros.
MONEY To LOAN on good farm security,
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
TIE Times promises to issue daily to
distribute during the county fair days.
We have great bargains in boys and
children's shoes. E. KRUMMHEUER.
G. FEHRs cut down the shade trees in
front of his store and put in a new side
walk
THE Kickapoos still continue their
kicking up and causing a noise every
night.
NASH has watched the swallows, and
we infer they have left for summer
clmes.
WILL GUTTMANN will go into the post
Office as clerk as soon as Miss Engels
leaves.
MANY people will go on the excursion
to-day regardless of the Chattworth di-
saster.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
SEVERAL students from this county
have returned to the Normal school at
Oshkosh.
SPRING grain is "panning out" little
better in threshing than was promised by
the harvest.
AN excursion from this place to Chica-
go will take place next Saturday return
ing Sunday.
The New York Store offers some bar
gains in another column to which atten-
ton is directed.
THOMAS NASH, an old pioneer resident
OF Cooperstown was buried at Kellners-
vile last Friday.
HENRY STOLE is repairing his dwell
| ing house on the South side He is also
building kitchen.
ATTENTION is called to notice of the
| fall series of teachers examinations which
appears in this issue.
The steam barge Thomas Smith went
into the dry dock here last week to have
| her bottom recaulked.
THE Pilot acknowledges the receipt of
a ticket to the county fair to be held in
Kewaunee next month.
THE First and the Second ward school
| houses have undergone considerable re-
| pairing during vacation.
THE schooner Ruby, wood laden, sprung
| a leak last week in the north-easter and
was locked here for repairs.
THE largest assortment of Wallpapers.
Borders and Ceiling Decorations to select
from, at Piening & Fechter's.
The game laws, that is the negative
| part of them, will be suspended from
| September LIST to December LIST.
CRY public schools will all open next
| Monday. Some of the parochial schools
began their years work last Monday.
A Mr.. ZANN from Oshkosh Normal
viii teach the grammer department OF
the Kiel school during the coming year
THERE are still some teachers in the
county without schools, but no school:
without teachers actual or prospective.
THE largest line of Ladies Fine Sta
tionery, comprising the latest styles, JUS
opened out at Piening & Fechter's Book
store.
THE steam barge Geo. Marsh was il
the dry dock at this port this week to b.
caulked and have some work done to he
machinery.
PRoF. GRoTHEIR, principal of the Ger
man Lutheran parocial school, began hi
twentieth year in his present position
last Monday.
THE little streak of fall weather by
which we We're visited in August wal
forced OUT on Sunday by the return o
sunny weather.
l
ly reftted with desks maps, charts anC
all the material necessary to enable
teacher to do good work.
A LARGE number of extra copies of TIL,
Times have been issued this week ant
distributed among the members of tn
teachers institute.
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THE Blue Books for the use Of schoo
| districts are now in the hands of tn,
superintendent. School clerks are re
| quested to call for them.
The MIL, L. S. & w. Ry. will sell ex
cursion tickets to the State Fair at Mil
waukee, Sept. II to Is, at the regular far
one way for the round trip.
! CARL HAw has been subjected to grea